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Besides, saying Marx brought the khmers rouges is like saying Nietzsche brought the nazis.

> Besides, saying Marx brought the khmers rouges is like saying Nietzsche brought the nazis.

Interestingly, the anti-gay law in India (Article 377) is an 1860 law that was brought over by the British.

We changed it to off white text and brought the black up slightly and everyone agreed it looked better.

Vic Gundotra brought his Microsoft mentality with him, and proceeded to use it on Google.

And how, for example, this feature will be brought into an existing Unicode parser.

People don't really use it, but it brought a smile to my face.

It is with this paragraph the Steve's ignorance to the societal and legal foundations around intellectual property and exclusive copyright are brought to full attention.

It's like a huge artsy, techie pot-luck where everyone brings something to share and gets to go try all the things the other people brought along.

Finally, a point which is not often brought but is crucial in my opinion is about C extension: the GIL makes C extensions much easier to write.

About the Team: - We mostly run on Rails, but have brought in technologies like Go, Angular.js, Scala, and Sinatra.

The Web brought with it portable executable content that ran without escalated privileges or install, and this did not exist before in any widescale deployment accessible by endusers.

Technology has brought to a head a need to embrace the meaning of the word “release”, as in bird or fart.

"Sophomoric" is not an argument, and the questions I brought up are very simple, and their answers are obvious too.

So you're going to die, and die, and die an awful lot in the game, and there's nothing like the artificial feeling of "making progress" brought about by the scripted game's obvious action-reward mechanism.

Many of their decisions brought universal reactions of a metaphoric "really?" and they would do that all over again as there was a total communication gap with them and the rest of the world.